Yayalovehomee Car Window Shade, Super Stretchy Mesh Car Sun Shade Mosquito Net Curtains for Rear Side Window, Block 97% Harmful UV

Fits the rear windows of my 2024 Subaru Outback perfectly. It’s a loose at the top for the front door windows. The mesh feels silky smooth, but it is a bit dense. A decent breeze will come through, but anything light seems to get blocked out. Also nice because it does offer some privacy with how the mesh is. Overall sturdy feeling, has a nice stretch, and is great to have for just chilling in the car/car camping.

The screens themselves work pretty well and entirely cover the windows. But the sticky velcro that comes with it would not stay on my car doors and almost jammed it when it came off and got stuck in the latch. So there was a very small gap. But, no mosquitos got it so that was a plus. They did their job so 5 stars for that! I actually just left them on too while we drove around the campground and they stayed on there.

Bought these when I was working at a grocery store and my car would get so hot it was nearly unbearable at lunch time. Plus I didn't love how well people passing by could see into my car. They provide shade, some extra privacy and they allow you to roll your window down and have airflow without the bugs and dust! Just recently bought 2 more packs because I camped out of my car and they allowed me to crack the windows without getting eaten up by mosquitoes while also allowing airflow so the windows didn't fog up and fresh air!! They are easy to install, they just slide over the entire window frame and like a pillow case. The size is pretty universal! They look like they're not even there or like tinted windows, they are a great price for a good quality item. The velcro strips don't do well sticking in the heat but I just use them without!

Used these when I slept in my SUV one night. You pull them over the rear window like a big, mesh sock. There is a velcro tab you can attach to your car to help them stay in place, but I felt that was unnecessary. Once they are in place, you close the door and they stay. This then allows you to lower your rear window for ventilation, but still block out bugs, bats, birds, etc. It also does a great job of blocking a view into your car which affords a bit more privacy. The company claims you can you put them on your car and then drive around, but I did not test this. I would recommend this product for everyone who sleeps in their car from time to time.

I loved the concept but these didn’t work well for me. They fit good but due to the material being a very fine mesh, and having two layers of it, I found these to provide little to no air flow. To be fair, I was camping out of an suv with overnight low temps of 70 without a strong breeze but when I removed these screens, it immediately became 10 times better in terms of temperature and stuffiness inside the vehicle.